President Biden's administration is facing criticism for its handling of the response to a collapsed bridge in Baltimore, with questions about the number of ships stuck in the harbor remaining unanswered. The National Defense Reserve Fleet includes 90 ships, with 53 being part of the Ready Reserve Force. Several ships, including roll-on/roll-off cargo ships, are stuck in Baltimore. The situation could pose challenges in case of a war. The administration has been unable to provide a timeline for reopening the Port of Baltimore.
Key Points
National Defense Reserve Fleet includes 90 ships
53 ships are part of the Ready Reserve Force
Several ships stuck in Baltimore harbor
Challenges may arise in case of a war
Uncertainty surrounding reopening timeline for Port of Baltimore
Cons
Criticism of Biden administration's response
Lack of clear information on number of ships stuck in harbor
Uncertainty about reopening timeline for Port of Baltimore